| A | B |
|---|
| Brash | Hasty in thought; offensively bold |
| Buff | An enthusiast |
| Buff | Pro polish with a soft material |
| Intemperate | Excessive in behavior; unrestrained |
| Interrogate | To question formally |
| Moot | Subject to debate;disputable;doubtful |
| Opaque | Inpenetrable by light; not transparent or translucent |
| Pragmatic | Practical; concerned with facts and observation rather than theory |
| Prestigious | Esteemed widely; distinguished |
| Prodigy | A person with extraordinary ability or talent |
| Savory | Appetizing |
| Savory | Pleasingly respectable |
| Sedate | To tranquilizer; to calm |
| Sedate | Calm and reserved |
| Singular | Exceptional;distinguished |
| Spontaneous | Unplanned |
| Usurp | To take over illegally; to seize by force without right |
| Whimsical | Playful; fanciful |
| authoritarian | pertaining to absolute authority |
| avenge | to inflict punishment for a perceived wrong |
| bewilder | to confuse |
| bristle | to become angry |
| clemency | mercy; leniency |
| elaborate | to express in greater detail |
| elaborate | having intricate or complex detail |
| gazebo | a small, roofed building usually having open sides |
| malady | an illness; a physical or mental disorder |
| mar | to damage or disfigure |
| obscure | no easily noticed or understood |
| obscure | to make unclear; to dim |
| obsolete | no longer valid or in use |
| pretext | a professed purpose to hide the real reason |
| teem | to be full of things |
| teem | to move in large numbers; to poor out |
| translucent | permitting light to pass through, but not enough to allow a clear viewing of objects on the other side |
| transparent | permitting enough light to pass through to allow a clear viewing of objects on the other side |
| Appall | To fill with horror, disgust, or outrage; to shock |
| Constraint | Something that restricts or limits |
| Dissuade | To advise against; to persuade someone out of a course of action out |
| Falter | To hesitate; to waver |
| Frail | Easily broken;delicate |
| Hypothetical | Assumed without proof; uncertain |
| Irate | Extremely angry; enraged |
| Peninsula | A piece of land that extends from the mainland into a body of water |
| Placid | Calm; peaceful |
| Prejudice | An opinion formed without knowledge of the facts |
| Prejudice | An irrational suspicion or hostility toward a particular group,race, religion |
| Prelude | An introductory event, action or performance |
| Profane | Showing contempt for what is sacred; disrespectful to a religion;vulgar |
| Puny | Less than normal in size and strength |
| Ruthless | Without compassion or mercy, harsh |
| Skirmish | A minor, short lived battle |
